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French DJ/Producer, border of Belgium native, Hokus feels the crowd through his years of experience playing from House to Techno, and has a solid reputation in the music industry. His first Techno appearance takes place at Duplex Club in 1998 in Calais (France) with Frank Biazzi (MB Elektronics, Kombination Research). With some time to improve his skills, quickly his talent is revealed and he starts playing in the most famous Belgium clubs such as H2o Club, Zoo Club, Lagoa, Escape Concept, Pulse Factory to name a few (2003-2010).
In 2010, Hokus decides to leave Europe to feel new artistic vibes in Asia with a focus on House music... He launches his own label "Black n' Pink" in Bangkok, with strong classic house influences. He releases up to 70 House tracks & remixes over the course of 3 years and plays all around Asia from Thailand to Singapore, crossing to Vietnam & Indonesia. As a producer and remixer, he releases on labels such as Maracuja, Funkfield, Patsada, Greenhouse, Juiced, Tight, Tastie, Dustpan, Gourmand, Sour Mash Audio, HuHu, Ginkgo, Shak Digital, Chestnut Ave, Dropp Sound & more.
2014 is a definitive turn for him when he comes back to France, mostly by closing definitely the House music chapter of his career and changing his entire studio configuration. Hokus style now is defined as an elaborate structure of Tech-House rythms with hints of Techno & Minimal. Most of the time, he plays his own productions & exclusive remixes during his sets to have a unique Hokus signature.
Visions of Music, technologies and mentalities are changing so fast; so Hokus will propose Live-Act performances with his new concept Kushroom. "No tracks, just Live !" soon. The perfect way to complete a heavy music artillery with over 15 years experience behind the decks and studio machines. We are waiting for the first "Hokus [live]" and a new high quality album called "Amonia" for the beginning of 2017.

What's in a name? Considered 'King Of The Afterparty' by many, Pete knows how to howl at the moon as no other, leading a pack of die hard night wolves throughout 5 to 6 hour sets. Sending out constant diversity and well balanced suspense to the floor, he is in fact the guy that keeps the night young. So young that daytime often has to struggle to finally take over again.
As a 14-year old cup, he started mixing techno and house music, progressing into psychedelic trance and making his way to the top of the international trance mountain where he would firmly reside for about 5 years. Been there, done that, back to the roots.
Returning to his initial love for house and techno music Pete re-launched himself the proper way. Starting among a pack of young wolves, he won the 2006 Laundry Day dj contest and became a leader once again. As his 'You Lucky Bitch' residency at the notorious Decadance club became a general residency, he launched concepts as Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Tijgerkracht and Clash Of The Mustache. If you've seen people like Nina Kraviz, Radio Slave, Jamie Jones, Marc Houle, Pan-Pot and Gregor Tresher spinning at Decadance, than you owe Pete a thank you. Or a drink. As you please.
As a dj he continued to perfect his blends of electronica, nu disco, deep house, house, tech house and techno, leading him to booths of events and clubs all over Belgium like Peep, Hush Hush @ Culture Club and Alpha x Nachtvogels Open Air. Rightfully sharing line-ups with Maceo Plex and Ben Pearce for example and being part of the feedback panel at Play&Produce.
So give your sharp senses a treat and follow Pete into his favourite woods of diverse quality dance music. Howling is allowed.

Die Clique is located in Ghent, Belgium

His passion for electronic music began twelve years ago, when house guru Moodymann released his “Shades of Jae”. Overwhelmed by this piece of dance music Die Clique -aka Tom Delabie- bought his first records and he got himself positioned behind the turntables. First, as a house deejay, where he sharpened his mixing skills by playing at local parties organized by friends. But as the years passed by, he more by more got influenced by the enormous wave of tech house and minimal form Germany and the UK. Inspired by these new developments Die Clique gradually changed his style and chose for a more powerful sound.

The musical turn was undoubtedly successful. Meanwhile Die Clique got the opportunity to play at the biggest clubs in Belgium, Holland, France and Berlin (Sisyphos, Golden Gate, Chalet, Kompass Klub,... , and this alongside the biggest names in the scene. Furthermore, he got a residency at Kompass Klub (Gent) & the infamous Feestgedruis gatherings all around Belgium.
Nowadays it seems that this man and his bag of records are everywhere in Belgium. And there is a reason for that. It’s because Die Clique is armed with distinctive mixing skills, which he combines with a great musical insight and an unseen hunger to spread it throughout the Belgian underground scene.

With this enormous bag of experience and his staggering reputation Die Clique is able to serve you a vivid, diverse and breathtaking night. And as a fully-fledged member of Kompass Klub Ghent, he will even goes further. So watch out, because before you have noticed it, he already has turned the party into a dark and sweaty dancing riot.

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